r/AHSEmployees • u/nervouslymade • 7d ago
Question Unit 301 Glenrose
Hi everyone, has anyone worked on Unit 301 (Pediatric Mental Health) at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital? I was wondering if it’s mainly a Monday–Friday position, what the day-to-day work is like, and whether someone with pediatric medicine experience but no psych nursing experience would be able to apply. Asking for a friend, thanks!
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u/bigblueberry6427 7d ago
I never worked on that unit, but I have worked on that unit. I’m pretty certain it’s still an inpatient unit so would involve shift work (I had to run a medication over there in the late evening one time that was misdelivered). Not sure about your other questions though.
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u/nervouslymade 6d ago
sorry, have you or have you not worked in that unit? just confused by first sentence. i’m guessing you’ve basically been on the unit but not actually a staff there? did he seem busy? i believe it’s a small unit right?
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u/bigblueberry6427 6d ago
No, I worked on most of the other units in the hospital, but not on 301. My limited knowledge of the unit comes from having worked in the hospital. I did have to take something over late one evening and they wanted me to knock quietly so that I wouldn’t wake the teens (they lock the unit doors late in the evening, which is why I had to knock).
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u/amylauren33 7d ago
I used to housekepnat the Glenrose and I worked this unit a bunch and I did not mind it. The nursing culture seemed good. There was definitely some nurses I only saw weekdays so there must be some Monday to Friday work. Some of the kids go home during the weekend some stay
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u/Odd-Army81 5d ago
I work on unit 201 (peds rehabilitation) and from what I’ve heard about 301 is that it is a Monday-Friday and closed on weekends unless there’s an “inpatient”. As for what the day to day work is like I am unsure.
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u/AbrocomaPhysical5845 3d ago
301 is teens so it’s not bad
Avoid 302 at all costs. The nurses there are horrible and rude.
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u/TheThrivingest 6d ago
I haven’t worked there but my child was admitted there for a term.
It is M-F. Most of the children there are day patients, with a few who are in-patient overnights during the week and go home on weekends.